As the financial sector enters a new era of regulatory oversight under the EU’s Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA), organizations face an urgent mandate to strengthen their cybersecurity defenses. Traditional, periodic security audits are no longer sufficient; DORA demands real-time risk management, continuous testing, third-party oversight, and harmonized standards across all EU member states.

Join us on Wednesday, May 28 at 11 am CET as SafeBreach experts explore what DORA truly means for financial institutions—and how organizations can move from compliance checkboxes to a resilient, future-proof cybersecurity posture. We will discuss:

• Why DORA was created and how it redefines cybersecurity accountability.
• The practical requirements DORA imposes on financial institutions—and how they go beyond traditional risk management.
• Why automation is not the same as continuity: what DORA’s focus on continuous validation really demands, and why point-in-time automated penetration tests are no longer enough.
• How SafeBreach’s exposure validation platform empowers organizations to meet DORA’s continuous testing, resilience, and reporting mandates.
• How operationalizing DORA can drive not just compliance, but greater trust, business continuity, and competitive advantage – and is reforming the cybersecurity landscape to prioritize a holistic view of cyber resilience.

Who Should Attend:

• CISOs, security leaders, and compliance officers in the financial sector
• Risk management professionals
• Cybersecurity practitioners focused on resilience and operational readiness
• Financial services organizations with EU operations or clients